Sentence examples for massive weakening from inspiring English sources

Who knows, maybe that is the real aim, getting through a massive weakening of our security by the back door – it's certainly a more coherent thought than doing it to stop sexting.

Global confidence was also undermined on Monday after European Central Bank governing council member Ewald Nowotny warned that the eurozone economy was experiencing a "massive weakening", sending the euro lower against the dollar and the pound.

What we fear the negotiations really aim for is a massive weakening of standards and regulations for the protection of people and our environment.

It has been suggested that climatic catastrophes such as the eruption of the Thera volcano and a major earthquake that caused a massive tsunami weakened Minoan civilization and allowed for foreigners to destroy the palaces.

Now, though, our collective fears are compounded by massive layoffs, a weakening economy and dismal earnings reports.

In practice, though, this is not the approach the chairman has chosen to take on more than a dozen actions this year that directly harm consumers and small businesses, including opening the door to massive media consolidation and weakening a program designed to provide low-income Americans with affordable phone and broadband service.

Since the cattle ponds are regularly used for amphibian reproduction, their massive abandonment therewith weakens the population network and puts the local occurrence of some of the rarer species at risk.

France's cultural identity is also under attack from "a type of Soviet-style planning where we are seeking through massive immigration to weaken identities through a sort of general of multiculturalism where everyone suffers".

If Europe stopped buying, it could introduce massive instability to the already weakening Russian economy.

To combat this, Mr Abe undertook a massive stimulus program aimed at weakening the yen and getting people to spend more.

Crack and other drugs ruined neighbourhoods already weakened by massive disinvestment.